Keyboard Shortcuts Reference
Cheat sheets of the key combinations for the editors and tools developers use daily, kept short and grouped by task.
At a glance
Key facts- Source
- Official app documentation
- Sheets
- VS Code, Vim, Chrome DevTools
- Approach
- Curated, not exhaustive
- Grouping
- By task, by frequency
Source: The official keybinding documentation of each application. This table has not been re-verified against the primary source; see the methodology for what that means and how to report a correction. reference page, dataset version 1.1.0. Changelog and JSON.
Where it comes from
Each sheet is compiled from the official documentation for the application it covers, then trimmed to the bindings that earn their place. Rather than list every shortcut, the sheets keep the ones you reach for often, grouped by the task they serve, so the reference stays scannable.
How to use it
Learn a few shortcuts at a time. Pick two or three from a single group, use them for a few days even when the mouse feels quicker, then add more. Start with the command palette or its equivalent, which unlocks everything else, then learn to move by line and by word, where most of a session is spent.
This page is a standing summary. For the interactive tool and the full tables, open the keyboard shortcuts page. The data here is compiled from Compiled from official documentation for each application.